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Date: 6 Jun 1985.

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PREM19/1426	82 Jul 19	85 Jun 21	285	Secret	China (Visit to UK by Chinese Prime Minister, Zhao Ziyang, June 1985: meetings with Prime Minister) (Part 2)
PREM19/1442	85 Mar 8	85 Jul 29	231	Secret	Defence (Arms control) (Part 6A)
PREM19/1453	85 May 10	85 Sep 30	241	Secret	Economic policy (Public Spending) (Part 32)
PREM19/1457	85 May 10	85 Jun 28	394	Secret	Economic policy (Domestic monetary policy) (Part 13)
PREM19/1480	85 Jun 6	85 Nov 29	401	Confidential	European Policy (European Community Budget: developments in the European Community) (Part 30)
PREM19/1488	84 Jan 30	85 Jun 6	35	Confidential	European Policy (European Democratic Group (EDG) in European Parliament; links with other groups/Parties)
PREM19/1517	85 May 7	85 Jul 30	500	Confidential	Government Machinery (Rayner Scrutiny Programme: promotion of efficiency and elimination of waste) (Part 18)
PREM19/1528	85 Jun 1	85 Jun 28	309	Confidential	Home Affairs (Football hooliganism: behaviour of British football fans abroad; European Cup Final disaster in Brussels, May 1985) (Part 3)
PREM19/1538	84 Apr 1	85 Jul 7	219	Secret	Industrial policy (Future of British Leyland: privatisation of UniPart; collaboration with Honda) (Part 9)
PREM19/1549	84 Nov 27	85 Jun 29	313	Secret	Ireland (Prime Minister's meetings with the Taoiseach: Anglo-Irish relations) (Part 8)
PREM19/1569	85 Mar 1	85 May 31	291	Secret	Manpower (Employment policy: special employment programmes; White Paper on education and training for young people; Youth Training Scheme (YTS); long term unemployment) (Part 12)
PREM19/1581	85 Jun 3	85 Nov 29	375	Secret	Nationalised industries (Coal mines) (Part 18)
PREM19/1599	84 Aug 1	85 Jul 30	350	Secret	Posts and Telecommunications (Privatisation of British Telecom (BT) and National Girobank: future of the Post Office) (Part 9)
PREM19/1655	82 Apr 9	85 Dec 12	271	Secret	USA (Visits to UK by George Shultz, US Secretary of State: meetings with Prime Minister)
PREM19/1712	83 Mar 7	86 Sep 29	256	Confidential	Economic policy (Consultation with International Monetary Fund (IMF): meetings with IMF and World Bank)(Part 2)
PREM19/1746	85 Jan 7	86 Mar 19	440	Confidential	European Policy (Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)) (Part 13)
PREM19/1788	83 Mar 2	86 Sep 8	279	Confidential	Home Affairs (Family Policy Group: renewing the values of society) (Part 3)
PREM19/1976	80 Mar 10	86 Feb 21	279	Top Secret	Spain (Internal situation; UK/Spain relations) (Part 1)
PREM19/2366	81 Feb 20	88 May 6	242	Confidential	New Zealand (Internal situation: UK/New Zealand relations; Robert Muldoon succeeded as Prime Minister by David Lange; Labour government's ban on visits by nuclear-armed warships; sinking of Greenpeace vessel by French agents in Auckland harbour) (Part 1)
T639/120	82 May 27	85 Jun 6	116	Confidential	International (Versailles Economic Summit June 1982)

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